Harmony in the Wealth palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart
What the readings most often say of charts with Harmony in the Wealth palace, chosen from the app's sentence bank. Your own chart also depends on the stars beside it and facing it: cast it for the reading that fits you.
Cast your chart· Harmony in the Wealth palace — wealth luck is steady and the money that comes is stable, but great riches are hard to reach.
· Harmony adding the Four Malefics, Earth Void and Earth Robbery — volume 2: “adding the Four Malefics, Earth Void and Earth Robbery, one may be a person of the miscellaneous trades who makes money and founds a business”.
· Harmony most fears laziness — missing opportunities is the biggest hidden danger to Harmony's money.
· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Wealth palace: “Harmony makes wealth from nothing, flourishing late.”
· “Complete Book”, volume 2, Wealth palace section, entry on Harmony: “Harmony means building wealth from nothing, with success coming late; sharing the palace with the Great Gate means wealth that comes and goes; sharing with the Heavenly Beam means very prosperous wealth; meeting the four malefic stars, Earth Void or Earth Robbery, or working in the miscellaneous trades, means building a fortune and a livelihood.”
With Harmony in the Wealth palace, the book says “Harmony makes wealth from empty hands, late to flourish”, meaning your ancestors cannot help you, you mostly earn money yourself bit by bit, and it flourishes rather late, becoming clear only after middle age; sharing the palace with Heavenly Beam brings very strong wealth fortune, while sharing it with Great Gate makes money come and go unsteadily. If the four malefic stars Ram Blade, Hindrance, Fire Star and Bell Star are added, plus Earth Void and Earth Robbery, you mostly build a livelihood with a craft or specialist technical skill.
With Harmony in the Wealth palace, you earn money yourself from empty hands, and it flourishes rather late.
Harmony's money is valued for being steady and lasting, accumulated through service and reputation, and not suited to gambling or speculation; too much ease also spoils things, and when an opportunity is worth acting on, you must still act.